English interview practice
Answer 3 questions. Get feedback on your own English.
Free · 5–7 min + analysis · Microphone required
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About this interview practice
How does English interview practice work?
Choose first job, technology/specialist, sales/customer relations or team leadership. Answer three questions with 10–90-second English recordings. Listen and approve them before sending them for analysis.
What exactly will I receive?
See your transcript, available language-use measures, corrections from your sentences and practice suggestions. Unavailable measures are not shown as zero. The result does not predict hiring chances or certify professional ability or language proficiency.
How long does it take, and do I need a microphone or account?
Allow about 5–7 minutes for preparation and recording; analysis may take a few more minutes. Microphone and audio-processing consent are required. No membership, phone, email or card is requested.
Can I record an answer again?
Yes. Choose an answer in the report and record it again; the other two recordings are kept. Re-analyse the three recordings and compare with the earlier transcript and measures. A score difference between attempts is not proof of lasting improvement.
When is my audio sent, and what appears in a share?
Recordings are sent only when you start analysis. The tool link contains no audio or private report. An optional PNG card includes the interview type and up to three measures, without answer text or audio. You can download the report separately as text. Local recordings disappear on refresh or close; the privacy policy explains data processing.
Is there a fee or analysis limit?
Practice is free. The analysis service may limit attempts due to demand or abuse prevention. A limit message is shown and recordings remain while the page stays open. Unlimited analysis is not promised.
How can I continue after practice?
Explore Flalingo AI Speaking Coach for independent speaking practice, or Flalingo for teacher-led work on business English, general English or exams. Current terms are on the product pages.